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When your dog comes home limping after a trail run above the Dry Canyon, or your cat is suddenly hiding and refusing food, you need to know where to go — and fast. For pet owners in Redmond, Pawtown Veterinary Care is the emergency and urgent care option during business hours. We are based in Bend, a short drive from Redmond, and we offer same-day appointments for urgent situations that cannot wait for a scheduled visit.

Pawtown does not provide overnight or 24-hour emergency services. For a true middle-of-the-night crisis, you will need a 24-hour emergency hospital. But for anything that arises Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., our team is equipped to see your pet the same day — without the wait times and overhead of a large emergency facility.

Signs Your Redmond Pet Needs Urgent Veterinary Attention

Knowing when something requires urgent care versus a wait-and-see approach is one of the most useful things a pet owner can learn. The following signs warrant a same-day call to Pawtown — do not wait for a scheduled appointment if your pet is showing any of these:

Sudden limping or inability to bear weight
Common after trail runs or rough play — may signal a fracture, sprain, or joint injury.
Vomiting or diarrhea more than twice
Especially if accompanied by lethargy, blood, or signs of dehydration.
Eye swelling, discharge, or cloudiness
Eye injuries deteriorate quickly — an eye that looks fine in the morning can be seriously damaged by afternoon.
Suspected ingestion of a toxin
Rodenticides, certain plants, human medications, and xylitol are all dangerous. Call us immediately.
Difficulty breathing or open-mouth breathing in cats
Always urgent — cats should never breathe through their mouths under normal circumstances.
Straining to urinate with little or no output
Especially in male cats, this can indicate a life-threatening urinary blockage requiring same-day care.
Deep wounds or lacerations
Injuries from wildlife encounters, fencing, or rough terrain that have broken the skin or are bleeding heavily.
Extreme lethargy or collapse
A pet that cannot stand, is unresponsive, or has suddenly lost interest in everything needs to be seen immediately.

The Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine provides a useful overview of emergency signs in pets. When in doubt, call us — we would always rather you check in than wait too long.

Urgent and Emergency Care at Pawtown — What We Handle

Pawtown offers urgent and emergency care for dogs and cats during business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Same-day appointments are available for situations that cannot wait, and our in-house diagnostics — bloodwork, urinalysis, and imaging — mean we can assess and begin treating your pet without sending you elsewhere for results.

For Redmond pet owners, the drive to our Bend clinic is worth it when your pet needs prompt, thorough attention rather than a rushed visit at a high-volume emergency hospital. We are a full-service practice, not a triage-only facility — which means the veterinarian who sees your pet in an urgent situation is the same one who can follow up on their care afterward.

Call Ahead
Call (541) 777-6310 so our team is ready when you arrive. Do not just walk in — a quick heads-up lets us prepare.
Same-Day Triage
We assess your pet’s condition and prioritize care based on urgency, not appointment order.
In-House Diagnostics
Bloodwork, imaging, and urinalysis on-site — real answers the same visit, not days later.
Treatment & Follow-Up
We treat the issue and establish a follow-up plan — not a one-time visit with no continuity of care.

Why Redmond Pet Owners Trust Pawtown for Urgent Care

Central Oregon has veterinary options, but not all of them can offer the combination of same-day availability, in-house diagnostics, and ongoing care that Pawtown provides. We are a small, owner-operated practice where Dr. Erin Miller and Dr. Lauren Stayer are present and involved — not a high-volume facility where your pet is handed off between staff members you have never met.

For Redmond pet owners, that means driving to Bend rather than the closest option. We understand that is an ask, and we take it seriously. When you arrive at Pawtown, your pet is seen by the same veterinarians who will know their history, follow up on their recovery, and be there for their next wellness visit. That continuity matters — especially in an urgent situation where context about your pet’s baseline health can change the course of treatment. Financing is available through CareCredit and Scratch Pay for pet owners who need flexibility on costs.

Schedule Urgent Care from Redmond at Pawtown

If your pet needs urgent or emergency care during business hours, call us before you make the drive. Redmond is a short trip from our Bend location at 63130 Lancaster St #100, and we welcome new and existing clients from across Central Oregon. For routine care, vaccinations, and wellness visits, see our full Redmond veterinary care page. You can also explore our comprehensive pet exam services and pet vaccinations for Redmond pets.

Your Pet Needs Help — We Are Here
Call ahead so our team is ready. Open Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm. Serving Redmond and Central Oregon.
Dr. Erin Miller, DVM

Medically Reviewed By

Dr. Erin Miller, DVM

Owner & Veterinarian, Pawtown Veterinary Care — Bend, Oregon